The NBA Cup is upon us, but not every group is created equal.
The Thunder need to sign a bargain free agent to help them through their massive injury crisis.
The NBA season is young, but several players are quickly proving to be ideal fits with their new teams.
Teams will likely look back and rue these five opening-week losses later in the year.
The Magic should investigate making another trade with the Grizzlies to withstand their current injury crisis.
NBA Draft
The Knicks are done, the Timberwolves might not lose again until Thanksgiving, Giannis should have buyer's remorse and more.
The NBA season is a week old, but that doesn't mean the rumor mill isn't already working overtime.
The Miami Heat, New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs would all like a redo on the start of the season.
All NBA players have elite work ethics, but even by their lofty standards, Payton Pritchard is in a class of his own.
Jalen Williams and Cason Wallace could both miss the rest of the season, which adds significant difficulty to the Oklahoma City Thunder's title pursuit.
NBA Rumors
LeBron James may be the league's all-time leading scorer, but he isn't number one on this specific list.
A strong but flawed start for the new-look Philadelphia 76ers, plus the same-old dominance from the OKC Thunder — undercut by a horrific injury — headline our first NBA power rankings.
As bad as Mikal Bridges and the New York Knicks have been, the Brooklyn Nets might be in an even worse spot.
Loyalty is a tricky subject, but there are some legends who played their entire careers with just one team. Who are the best among them?
With Joel Embiid out, the Philadelphia 76ers' backup center depth is basically nonexistent. LeBron James is not a viable season-long option. Here's how to fix it.